Analysing consumers smartphone adoption decisions using qualitative dimensions: a multi-criteria decision approach

Trivedi, Vibha; Chauhan, Ankur; Trivedi, Ashish

doi:10.1504/ijtmkt.2021.10037460

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“…Critical linkages were then identified using a threshold limit of influence θ, computed by θ=µ+σ where µ represents the mean value of influences in the total relation matrix, and σ represents the standard deviation (Trivedi et al. , 2021a, b). The mean and standard deviation values were computed as 0.477 and 0.14 respectively with θ=0.61.…”

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“…Various research works have used TAM in the context of smartphone usage by leveraging upon theoretical underpinnings of TAM (Cheng and Yuen, 2018; Trivedi et al. , 2021a, b) and in the context of e-waste also to understand the online e-waste collection and recycling platforms' adoption intention (Aboelmaged, 2020; Gao et al. , 2015; Ramzan et al.…”

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Analyzing the challenges of e-waste management practices in India during COVID-19

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2022

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PurposeThis paper is aimed at analyzing the inter-contextual relationships among the factors that led to inadequate management of electronic and electrical waste (WEEE) during COVID-19 using a subjective perspective.Design/methodology/approachGrey sets and a Decision-Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL)-based approach has been employed to identify the causal association of intertwined WEEE management barriers.FindingsResults reveal the lack of implementation of the legislative framework, extended producer responsibility and lesser corporate initiatives are some of the most challenging WEEE management challenges during the current pandemic.Practical implicationsThe findings of the study would enable stakeholders of WEEE management toward building resilient policies and effective implementation plans during as well as post-crisis situations.Originality/valueCOVID-19 led challenges related to healthcare waste have attracted a significant amount of scholarly attention, but there has been lesser attention toward e-waste management challenges during the pandemic. Negligence toward e-waste management can pose threats to the environment as well as human well-being.

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Trivedi

2022

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“…Because trade in goods determines the level of production activities for firms and employment opportunities for labor particularly in developing economies 3 . Mclntyre et al (2018) conclude that a country with sophisticated products has more easy access to diversified markets than countries with traditional and primary products because the international customer is more inclined toward cost-effective, value for money, and value-added products (Mclntyre et al 2018;Green, 2020;Trivedi, 2021). However, the degree of absorption of benefits of export sophistication for trade diversification depends on the international trade linkages of a country with the rest of the world .…”

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Impact of Export Sophistication on Trade Diversification: The Mediating Role of Participation in Global Value Chains

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Munir

2022

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Purpose: The purpose of this study is two-fold: First to investigate the impact of export sophistication and participation in global value chains (GVCs) on trade diversification, and: Second, to examine the nonlinear relationship between export sophistication and trade diversification under the influence of GVCs. Design/Methodology/Approach: For this, the current study constructed a panel of 105 economies covering the period 2011-2018. For empirical analysis, this study applies the static panel threshold test proposed by Hansen (1999). Findings: According to the results of this study, export sophistication and participation in global value chains have a positive association with trade diversification. In addition, this study finds two thresholds of GVCs that divide the impact of export sophistication on trade diversification into three regimes. Therefore, the relationship between export sophistication and trade diversification is nonlinear. Implications/Originality/Value: Therefore, this study suggests countries to produce sophisticated products and increase their participation in global value chains.

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Analysing consumers smartphone adoption decisions using qualitative dimensions: a multi-criteria decision approach

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Analyzing the challenges of e-waste management practices in India during COVID-19

Impact of Export Sophistication on Trade Diversification: The Mediating Role of Participation in Global Value Chains

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